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"The right fly line can transform your time on the water, offering precision, control, and performance for every cast. At The Flyfisher, we stock the best fly fishing lines with options tailored for both beginners and seasoned flyfishers. Explore our extensive range of fly fishing lines from top brands like Scientific Anglers, Airflo, Rio and Cortland.
Selecting the right fly line is crucial for your success on the water - whether you’re targeting trout in freshwater streams or pursuing saltwater species. Whether you’re chasing trout in a stream or casting for tropical species, you’ll find a fly line to suit your style and environment. Shop online or visit us in-store for expert advice to discover new fly lines to enhance your flyfishing experience.
Ever wondered what fly line is right for you? Join us as we debunk some common myths around finding the 'perfect' fly line.
In this episode, we are joined by industry experts Rene Vaz from Manic Tackle Project, and Andy Summers from Mayfly Tackle, to discuss tapers, materials, and technologies from the biggest brands in fly lines. We are also joined by spey fanatic Harrison Perrin to discuss grain weights, spey types and spey type applications.
It's a bit of a long one, but sit tight and you'll walk away a more informed flyfisher!
Finding the right fly line is key to mastering every cast, and at The Flyfisher, we offer a comprehensive selection for all conditions. From floating fly lines for topwater precision to sinking fly lines for targeting deeper fish, our range is designed to match your fishing needs. Whether you’re exploring rivers with freshwater fly lines for trout or casting in tropical conditions with durable saltwater fly lines, we’ve got you covered with the best fly lines available.
A quality fly line can transform your time on the water, providing smoother casts, better accuracy, and the control needed to land fish in tough conditions. Premium lines deliver durability, ensuring consistent performance whether you're making delicate presentations in clear streams or fighting hard-running fish in saltwater. Choosing the right line means less effort, fewer tangles, and more time enjoying the perfect cast.
At The Flyfisher, we make it easy to find the perfect fly line for your rod and target species. Shop our premium selection online or visit us in-store for expert advice on upgrading your gear. Explore the best fly lines for trout, tropical species, and everything in between, including great deals on clearance lines for unbeatable value.
Established in 1967, The Flyfisher is the leading Australian provider of quality flyfishing equipment, accessories and advice. We stock leading fly brands like Simms, Orvis, Scientific Anglers, Sage and much more to give you the widest AND best range.
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The best fly line depends on your specific fishing environment and target species. For general trout fishing, a versatile 5wt fly line like the Scientific Anglers Amplitude Smooth Trout Fly Line is ideal. For saltwater, consider the Airflo Flats Master.
The weight of your fly line should match the weight of your fly rod. For trout, a 5wt or 6wt fly line is common. For larger species or saltwater fly fishing, consider heavier lines like 8wt or 9wt.
Consider the type of water you’ll be fishing (freshwater or saltwater) and the species you’re targeting. Matching the fly line to your rod’s weight and the fishing conditions will ensure optimal performance.
To attach a leader to your fly line, use a nail knot or a loop-to-loop connection if your line has welded loops. Both methods ensure a secure connection that won’t disrupt your casting.
It’s not recommended. Fly lines are designed for fly reels, which accommodate their unique thickness and taper. For optimal performance, use a fly reel specifically designed for fly lines.
Fly lines come in various types, including floating, sinking, and intermediate. Each type serves a specific purpose, such as floating fly lines for dry flies and sinking lines for deeper water fishing.